# ai-sdr

An AI SDR team that never logs off.

Gen-X is an AI SDR team that finds leads, sends the outreach, answers replies and books meetings around the clock. You chat with it like coworkers and approve what goes out.

Prospect Scoutonline
MayaDanOutbound · UK SaaS
ChatAgents6
Maya
Maya17:52
Prospect Scout find 40 VP Sales at Series B SaaS companies in the UK and pass them to Campaign Manager.
Prospect Scout17:58

Found 46, verified 40 work emails. Handing them to Campaign Manager.

hand-offdone
Campaign Manager18:01

3-step sequence drafted for the 40. It is waiting for your approval before anything goes out.

Inbox Manager07:40

Overnight: 5 replies. Two want a demo, so I booked Tuesday 10:00 and Wednesday 15:30. @Dan both are on your calendar.

Works with the tools you already use
# the-crew

One AI SDR team. Six specialists.

Gen-X splits the SDR job across specialists. Each one owns a step, hands the work to the next and reports back in the same thread.

  • Prospect Scout

    Prospect research

    “Find 50 heads of marketing at DTC brands in Germany.”

  • Campaign Manager

    Outbound campaigns

    “Start a 3-step sequence for the webinar list.”

  • Inbox Manager

    Email and messaging

    “Reply to everyone who asked about pricing.”

  • LinkedIn Assistant

    LinkedIn outreach

    “Send a personal note to the 20 people we met at the expo.”

  • Leads Manager

    Leads and pipeline

    “Which deals went quiet this week?”

  • Gen-X

    Team lead

    “Plan next week’s outbound and split it across the team.”

# what-it-does

What your AI SDR does

Everything an SDR does before the first call, handled by agents that never log off.

  • Builds the lead list

    Describe your ideal customer in plain words. Prospect Scout finds matching people, verifies work emails and adds company context.

  • Runs the outreach

    Campaign Manager writes personal multi-step sequences, and sends each step on schedule.

  • Handles every reply

    Inbox Manager sorts replies by intent, answers questions, handles out-of-office and books meetings on your calendar.

  • Works LinkedIn too

    LinkedIn Assistant sends connection requests and personal notes from your own account through the Chrome extension.

  • Keeps the pipeline clean

    Leads Manager moves deals through your pipeline and flags the ones that went quiet.

  • Reports back daily

    Every morning at 08:00 the Daily Brief tells you what the team did overnight and the three things that need you.

  1. Step 1

    Tell it who to reach

    Describe who you sell to in one message. Titles, industries, locations, company size.

  2. Step 2

    Set your approvals

    Pick what runs on its own and what waits for your yes. Edit any draft before it goes out.

  3. Step 3

    Wake up to meetings

    The team works overnight and the Daily Brief lists booked meetings and anything that needs you.

# night-shift

You log off at six. Your team doesn’t.

No holidays, no sick days, no Monday backlog. Schedules and goals keep agents working, and the Daily Brief tells you what happened.

  1. Maya
    18:04

    You log off

    Maya closes her laptop. Six agents stay online.

  2. 21:30

    38 leads verified

    Prospect Scout checks emails and job titles for tomorrow’s list.

  3. 23:15

    Step 2 sent

    The follow-up you approved goes out on schedule.

  4. you’re asleep03:12

    11 replies sorted

    Two want meetings. One is out of office until the 14th.

  5. 06:40

    Pipeline updated

    Two deals move to Demo booked. One stale deal flagged.

  6. 08:00

    Daily Brief ready

    Everything above in one message, plus 3 things that need you.

# approvals

Nothing goes out without your yes.

Decide what agents can do on their own and what waits for you. Emails, posts and anything that spends money can pause for a quick approve, from Gen-X, Slack or WhatsApp.

  • Set rules per agent and per action
  • Edit a draft before you approve it
  • Every action is logged in the thread
In the chat
Social Assistant07:02

I drafted 2 LinkedIn posts for Tuesday 09:00. Want me to schedule them?

We shipped Agent Teams. Here is what our own sales team did with it in week one…
3 things we learned letting agents run our follow-ups overnight…
MayaMaya is reviewing
SlackSlack#sales · 07:02

Gen-X · Campaign Manager wants to send 38 emails.

ApproveReview
Approval rules
Campaign ManagerSend emails
ask me
Social AssistantPublish posts
ask me
Inbox ManagerReply under 80 words
auto
Prospect ScoutFind and verify leads
auto
WhatsAppWhatsApp21:14
Inbox Manager drafted a reply to Northwind. Approve it?
Yes, send it
# compare

AI SDR vs. a human SDR

An AI SDR does the repetitive top-of-funnel work so your people can spend their time on calls and relationships.

What mattersA human SDRGen-X AI SDR
Working hoursWeekdays, minus holidays and sick days.24/7, including nights and weekends.
Time to first listDays of research across tabs.Minutes after you describe the target.
Reply handlingBatched when the inbox allows.Replies sorted and answered as they arrive.
Ramp timeWeeks of hiring and onboarding.Create an agent and it starts today.
ControlWeekly pipeline reviews.Only what you approve. Every action is logged.

How an AI SDR works in Gen-X

An AI SDR is software that does the work of a sales development representative. It researches who to contact, writes the first message, follows up, reads the replies and books the meeting. The best AI SDR tools do this continuously, not only when someone remembers to press send.

Most AI SDR software treats the job as one long sequence. Gen-X treats it like a team. Prospect Scout owns the list, Campaign Manager owns the outreach, Inbox Manager owns the replies and Leads Manager owns the pipeline. They hand work to each other in a chat thread, the same way your human team would, and you can @mention any of them to change course.

Control stays with you. Set which actions run on their own and which wait for approval. A common setup is to let agents research and draft freely, and to approve every email batch until you trust the tone. Approvals come to Gen-X, Slack or WhatsApp, so a good reply never waits until Monday.

Because the agents work around the clock, the evening is when most of the work happens. Leads get verified at night, follow-ups go out on schedule, replies are sorted by 03:00 and the Daily Brief is ready when you open your laptop.

# questions

Questions

01

What is an AI SDR?

An AI SDR (AI sales development representative) is an AI agent that does the prospecting side of sales: it finds and researches leads, writes and sends outreach, follows up, answers replies and books meetings for your account executives.
02

Will an AI SDR replace my SDR team?

No. Gen-X takes the repetitive work off your SDRs, like list building, first touches, follow-ups and inbox triage, so they spend more time on live conversations. Many teams use it to give each rep the output of a larger team.
03

Does the AI SDR send emails without my approval?

Only if you let it. You choose per agent and per action what needs your approval. Emails, LinkedIn messages and posts can wait for a quick yes in Gen-X, Slack or WhatsApp, and you can edit any draft first.
04

How is Gen-X different from other AI SDR tools?

Most point tools give you one AI SDR that runs sequences. Gen-X gives you a team: Prospect Scout, Campaign Manager, Inbox Manager, LinkedIn Assistant and Leads Manager hand work to each other in one chat thread that your people can join.
05

Which tools does the AI SDR work with?

Gen-X works with Gmail and Outlook for email, Google Calendar for meetings, HubSpot for CRM, LinkedIn through the Chrome extension, and Slack or WhatsApp for approvals, plus more than 50 other integrations.
06

How much does an AI SDR cost?

You can start on the Free plan. Pro is $29/month and Max is $99/month for teams that need more capacity. See the pricing page for what each plan includes.

Your team is ready when you are.

Start with the crew, build your first team, and see what it gets done before tomorrow morning.

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